Noisy days, Raindrops rushing from clouds to the puddles. The excitement is building up fast. In a haste, August spilled through the sky clouds, like marbles, Prepping all for the season that's next. Winds are dressed In the capes that are longer and wider For the seasonal beautiful ball. Quite impressed, Are the leaves that are cheering so fondly, Praising Summer's warm welcome of Fall.
Which scent does ocean like the best? by miraslava, literature
Literature
Which scent does ocean like the best?
The ocean breathes in along the shore
The scents of toasty summer days and nights.
I wonder what's its favorite to explore?
The sunscreen, lemonade, or cloth of kites?
Perhaps it's beach balls or the golden sand,
Someone's perfume or, may be, dry shampoo;
Or plastic of small shovels in kids' hands
That helps sand castle plans to all come true.
The scents of summer are, no doubt, quite vast;
And ocean breathes deeply every time.
Which one of them does it enjoy the best?
Or could it be that all of them are fine?
Happy Lunar New Year of the Rat! by miraslava, literature
Literature
Happy Lunar New Year of the Rat!
The rat danced in with gusts of lively winds,
Made streets all bubbly with fresh sprays of rain,
And brought the rich and fluffy pies of clouds
To celebrate its first and special day!
In what color do you like to dream? by miraslava, literature
Literature
In what color do you like to dream?
In what color do you like to dream?
Do you dream in pink of cotton candy?
Pumpkin orange of the Halloween?
Or in gold of morning sun ascending?
In what color do you like to dream?
In the blue of ocean's breezy dancing?
Or perhaps in springtime's grassy green?
Or in purple of the blossomed pansy?
In what color do you like to dream?
Which one makes your smile slightly wider?
Choose your best, and let the dreams begin,
Making any day a little brighter.
You're strong enough to.... by miraslava, literature
Literature
You're strong enough to....
You're strong enough to not give in to fear.
You're smart enough to not believe false visions.
You're wise enough to welcome what is dear,
While letting go of made-up superstitions.
Crisp tickle of the morning,
The steamy kiss of noon,
Caresses of warm evening -
The passionate young June.
Again, without warning,
The summer just swung in -
Romantic and appealing,
With noisy leafy grin.
Seems like curious May
Tried on April's rich gown
With the rain sleeves and wavy wind skirt.
Near the puddles all day,
She now swirls round and round
Like a naughty and charming young flirt.
Which scent does ocean like the best? by miraslava, literature
Literature
Which scent does ocean like the best?
The ocean breathes in along the shore
The scents of toasty summer days and nights.
I wonder what's its favorite to explore?
The sunscreen, lemonade, or cloth of kites?
Perhaps it's beach balls or the golden sand,
Someone's perfume or, may be, dry shampoo;
Or plastic of small shovels in kids' hands
That helps sand castle plans to all come true.
The scents of summer are, no doubt, quite vast;
And ocean breathes deeply every time.
Which one of them does it enjoy the best?
Or could it be that all of them are fine?
Happy Lunar New Year of the Rat! by miraslava, literature
Literature
Happy Lunar New Year of the Rat!
The rat danced in with gusts of lively winds,
Made streets all bubbly with fresh sprays of rain,
And brought the rich and fluffy pies of clouds
To celebrate its first and special day!
In what color do you like to dream? by miraslava, literature
Literature
In what color do you like to dream?
In what color do you like to dream?
Do you dream in pink of cotton candy?
Pumpkin orange of the Halloween?
Or in gold of morning sun ascending?
In what color do you like to dream?
In the blue of ocean's breezy dancing?
Or perhaps in springtime's grassy green?
Or in purple of the blossomed pansy?
In what color do you like to dream?
Which one makes your smile slightly wider?
Choose your best, and let the dreams begin,
Making any day a little brighter.
You're strong enough to.... by miraslava, literature
Literature
You're strong enough to....
You're strong enough to not give in to fear.
You're smart enough to not believe false visions.
You're wise enough to welcome what is dear,
While letting go of made-up superstitions.
Crisp tickle of the morning,
The steamy kiss of noon,
Caresses of warm evening -
The passionate young June.
Again, without warning,
The summer just swung in -
Romantic and appealing,
With noisy leafy grin.
Seems like curious May
Tried on April's rich gown
With the rain sleeves and wavy wind skirt.
Near the puddles all day,
She now swirls round and round
Like a naughty and charming young flirt.
There's quite a variation in the human strengths -
So many fine abilities inside us.
And yet most talented of beings are, nonetheless,
The ones who can excel in art of kindness.
Days as a Schizophrenic (Poem) by JCSolis-Lit, literature
Literature
Days as a Schizophrenic (Poem)
You don't understand Or perhaps I can't explain Of this life that I live And how I deal with the pain You don't understand Or maybe you can't tell How a paradise of life Has now turned into hell A single voice now clamours And becomes more than three Which beg to be let loose And within me wander free A barrage of many voices And not a single one is known Their benevolence not clear And their nature are not shown What mirages within sight Of what images that glare The mind now starts to see What in reality is not there What sees a clouded mind And what it cannot see in full A seeming prank so horrid That no man could ever pull With so many horrid things That cause me the most fear A Mania of Madness That brings me close to tears And through trying to understand Over what became of Me What you will never know Is how I hold to Sanity You don't need to listen To a man beyond broken For I scream of a nightmare That from which I've yet
Where Nothing Dares Settle by BlackBowfin, literature
Literature
Where Nothing Dares Settle
we assume the fish
that appears to advance
without moving
does so, effortlessly;
as if the sea itself
merely wills them forward
we long to swim like this
to hold our position
in the universe
while the earth
churns its oceans past,
as if its motion
were ours
and perhaps it might be
if we could only comprehend
how much lag
truly resides
in the linkage between
space and time,
then we'd know water
like it knows us
our ins and outs
and the low places
where nothing dares settle
for long
we'd know why sleep evades
when we're most spent,
as memories
older than our own
activate,
once we traverse
a certain set proximity